MPG 51.4
0-62 MPH 125g/km
0-62 MPH 8.3s
P11D £28,700
Per Month £304
MPG 37.7
0-62 MPH 169g/km
0-62 MPH 10.3s
P11D £28,700
Per Month £314
MPG 51.4
0-62 MPH 125g/km
0-62 MPH 8.3s
P11D £32,300
Per Month £327
MPG 45
0-62 MPH 23g/km
0-62 MPH 8.5s
P11D £35,000
Per Month £329
MPG 45
0-62 MPH 23g/km
0-62 MPH 8.5s
P11D £36,335
Per Month £339
MPG 35.3
0-62 MPH 182g/km
0-62 MPH 11.8s
P11D £31,700
Per Month £355

Why Lease the Jaecoo 7?

The Jaecoo 7 is a mid-size SUV from Jaecoo, a newer brand that aims to offer a premium feel and generous equipment for less than the established names. It has bold, off-road inspired styling, a smart cabin and a lot of standard technology.

There is a powertrain to suit most drivers: a turbo petrol, a self-charging hybrid that never needs plugging in, and a plug-in hybrid with a large battery for up to around 56 miles of electric range and a very long combined range.

If the 7 is not quite the right size, the smaller Jaecoo 5 is the compact option and the larger Jaecoo 8 steps up to a bigger, more spacious SUV.

Jaecoo 7 Engines and Running Costs

The Jaecoo 7 range covers three powertrains. The 1.6-litre turbo petrol comes with front or all-wheel drive, the self-charging hybrid pairs a 1.5-litre engine with an electric motor for lower fuel bills, and the plug-in hybrid adds a larger battery.

The plug-in hybrid is the pick for low running costs if you can charge, with up to around 56 miles of electric range for the daily commute and hybrid power for longer trips. The self-charging hybrid suits drivers who want efficiency without ever plugging in.

Jaecoo 7 Trim Levels

Pure

The entry grade, already well equipped with a large touchscreen and a generous list of standard kit.

Deluxe

Adds extra comfort and convenience features for a small step up from the entry grade.

Luxury

The popular higher grade, with more premium touches inside and extra technology.

Black Luxury

The top grade, with black styling details and the fullest specification in the range.

For most drivers the Luxury grade is the sweet spot, with the premium feel that is the whole point of the 7. Pure keeps the monthly lowest, while the plug-in hybrid is offered in Luxury trim if you want the electric range.

Leasing the Jaecoo 7

Two choices shape your monthly cost: the initial rental, paid upfront as a number of monthly payments, and the annual mileage. A larger initial rental lowers the monthly figure, while setting a realistic mileage avoids excess charges at the end of the contract.

A few things to weigh up. Jaecoo is a new brand in the UK, so it does not yet have the long reliability record or the large dealer network of established rivals, and resale values are less proven, which matters less on a lease than on a purchase. It is also more about comfort and value than sharp driving, and some of the touchscreen controls take getting used to.

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Jaecoo 7 Leasing FAQs

<p>The Jaecoo 7 is available as a petrol, a self-charging hybrid and a plug-in hybrid. The self-charging hybrid never needs plugging in, while the plug-in hybrid can be charged for up to around 56 miles of electric range.</p>

The plug-in hybrid Jaecoo 7 offers up to around 56 miles of electric range from its larger battery, based on WLTP figures, plus a long combined range once the petrol engine takes over. It is at its cheapest to run if you can charge at home.

The Luxury grade is the sweet spot for most drivers, with the premium feel that is the whole point of the 7. Pure keeps the monthly lowest, while the plug-in hybrid is offered in Luxury trim if you want the electric range.

The Jaecoo 7 offers a lot of space, kit and a premium look for the money, which makes it strong value. The trade-offs are that it is a new brand with a less proven record, and it is set up more for comfort and value than for sharp driving.

Jaecoo is new to the UK and part of the larger Chery group, so it has less of a track record here than established brands. Leasing reduces the resale risk that comes with a newer brand, and the cars come with a manufacturer warranty.

Yes, the Jaecoo 7 is available on business contract hire as well as personal leasing. The plug-in hybrid can be tax efficient for company drivers, and rules change each tax year, so check the current position with your accountant.